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merlinthered / sublime-rainmeter

Rainmeter Package for Sublime Text 2
http://merlinthered.github.com/sublime-rainmeter/
MIT License
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Color themes don't affect rainmeter files #4

Open skwerlman opened 10 years ago

skwerlman commented 10 years ago

When I select Rainmeter as the syntax for a file, the color scheme for that file changes to Monokai (or something very similar), regardless of what color scheme I have selected.

I'm using 1.0.7, as installed by Package Control.

A .ini highlighted using Rainmeter syntax compared to a .lua highlighted as Lua. I'm using the Twilight color scheme. rainmeter

Exper1mental commented 8 years ago

I'm going to go ahead and respond to this in case anyone else is wondering about this.

Sublime Rainmeter uses it's own color schemes. You can access them from Preferences > Color Scheme > Rainmeter. You can also create a Sublime Rainmeter version of a color scheme not already included. You can find the folder and files Sublime Rainmeter uses in %AppData%\Sublime Text 2\Packages\Rainmeter, assuming you're using a regular installation of Sublime Text.

I did this for Predawn by copying the Monokai (Rainmeter).tmTheme file and editing the cosmetic options so that they were basically identical to the original Predawn color scheme.

Best Regards

skwerlman commented 8 years ago

I have since switched to a generic .INI highlighter, which works with other color schemes by default.